Investing in Good Boats for Sale in Kansas: Being a Responsible Buyer

Jul. 30 2014 News By White's Marine Center

With all the stress brought by the taxing demands of work and other affairs, people still find creative ways to relax, unwind, and regenerate. Recreational boating, for example, is one of the many different ways people spend their free time, especially in the areas of Kansas and Missouri. If you are contemplating on trying out recreational boating by renting or buying boats for sale in Kansas, your move is something that is being taken positively not only by the community but also by the environmental sector.

A report from Lake News Online shared the move of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to fund the recreational boating sector for effective waste disposal:


“CVA funding promotes and assists recreational boaters with properly disposing of on-board septic waste among recreational boaters, keeping our water resources in good condition for public uses like fishing and drinking.

Since the first CVA awards were made in 1993, the Service has awarded more than $200 million to states to fund construction, replacement, renovation and maintenance of facilities for properly disposing of on-board septic waste on recreational boats. The program also provides information and education about the importance, benefits and availability of pump-outs.”


The CVA funding is something that should be hailed, as it aims to preserve and protect nature by allowing boaters to ride the waves without harming the surroundings. Despite the grant, however, prospective boat buyers still carry the responsibility of securing good boats that do not pose a danger to the environment.

If you are planning to buy a boat anytime soon, one of the first things you need to deal with is finding reputable Kansas boat dealers. You can do so by reading various reviews online and asking the boating community for referrals. Another aspect to consider is what the dealers offer. Team White’s Marine Center, for example, offers a long list of pre-owned and brand new boats crafted by some of the most respected manufacturers in the boating industry.

In addition, go for dealerships that offer other services and perks like replacement parts and accessories, trade-ins, and financing assistance, to name a few.

By choosing a boat from a trusted dealer, you can be sure that the unit that you’ll purchase would perform efficiently in all aspects.

(Source: Missouri receives $50K grant to support recreational boating and clean water, Lake News Online, July 18, 2014)